Kingdom of Córdoba

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The Kingdom of Córdoba was a territorial and administrative division of the Crown of Castile in southern Spain, centered on the historic city of Córdoba and existing from the late Middle Ages into the early modern period.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative division
former kingdom
territorial entity
administrativeCenter Córdoba
borderedBy Kingdom of Granada
Kingdom of Jaén
Kingdom of La Mancha
linked to: La Mancha

Kingdom of Seville
capital Córdoba
continent Europe
country Crown of Castile
currency Castilian real
endTime early modern period
existedDuring early modern period
late Middle Ages
followedBy Province of Córdoba
linked to: Córdoba Province
follows Al-Andalus territories in Córdoba region
Córdoba under Almohad rule
governmentForm monarchy
hasCity Córdoba
Lucena
Montilla
Priego de Córdoba
hasRiver Guadalquivir River
historicalRegion Andalusia
historicalTerritoryOf Spain
language Castilian
Spanish
laterPartOf Monarchy of Spain
linked to: Spanish monarchy
legalStatus kingdom within the Crown of Castile
locatedIn southern Spain
locatedInPresentDay Province of Córdoba
linked to: Córdoba Province
namedAfter Córdoba
partOf Crown of Castile
Crown of Castile’s kingdoms of Andalusia
linked to: Crown of Castile
politicalSystem feudal monarchy
region Andalusia
religion Roman Catholicism
religiousInstitution Roman Catholic Church
rulingDynasty House of Bourbon
House of Habsburg
House of Trastámara
sovereignState Crown of Castile
startTime 13th century
late Middle Ages
typeOfSubdivision kingdom of the Crown of Castile
linked to: Crown of Castile

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Kingdom of Jaén borderedBy Kingdom of Córdoba
Iberian kingdoms hasPart Kingdom of Córdoba (Christian kingdom)
linked to: Kingdom of Córdoba